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Health

Three ways South Africa can make HIV treatment simpler and better

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South Africa’s HIV programme is under profound pressure.

The answer should not be to make people living with HIV work harder to stay on treatment, but to remove unnecessary visits and use scarce clinical capacity where it is needed most, argue Dr Anna Grimsrud and Lynne Wilkinson.

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